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A little fox devouring a shroom that almost certainly can't be good for him. But still, a gesture of appreciation for all the hours keeping me company while doodling, and for reassuring me that reaching my 30s ain't so bad after all.
A big focus in this piece was subtle color gradient. There's an enchanting depth that can come out of just delicately mixing in a complementary color, and I want to play around with this a lot more when the chance presents itself.
All pertinent apologies to Beth Cavener (who's showing in New York at the moment).
Full size image here.
A big focus in this piece was subtle color gradient. There's an enchanting depth that can come out of just delicately mixing in a complementary color, and I want to play around with this a lot more when the chance presents itself.
All pertinent apologies to Beth Cavener (who's showing in New York at the moment).
Full size image here.
Category Artwork (Digital) / All
Species Vulpine (Other)
Size 877 x 1200px
File Size 2.26 MB
Foxes do not appear to have the best of judgment when it comes to fungi. Either that or they have some kind of immunity.
Wow, I remember seeing this on stream a long time ago, and I never knew who drew it. Now I just randomly stumbled across your gallery and here it is!
It's always crazy to see people (like cookubanana for instance) on the booru first, and then here drawing booru-unsafe art afterwards :P
It's always crazy to see people (like cookubanana for instance) on the booru first, and then here drawing booru-unsafe art afterwards :P
Funny, this reminds me of a PC adventure game I played a while ago, where one of the plot points was a fox that got poisoned by eating a mushroom. Then the player characters have to heal the fox so that it will track the scent on a piece of clothing for them.
Question: Are all of your pictures this high-res originally?
Question: Are all of your pictures this high-res originally?
The game is called "Farnham Fables", and it's a short retro style point-and-click adventure game. 2 episodes have been released on Steam so far, and they cost 1.78€ (together). The fox appears in the middle of the first episode (as well as in one of the game's emoticon - It does have Steam trading cards).
In my opinion, the game's high point is its incredibly well developed humour. I literally ended laughing out loud on several occasions while playing it (No, the fox part isn't done for laughs).
Also, a bit of a warning: the game contains National Geographic style nudity. And anthropomorphic lizard girls. It's not porny, though.
In my opinion, the game's high point is its incredibly well developed humour. I literally ended laughing out loud on several occasions while playing it (No, the fox part isn't done for laughs).
Also, a bit of a warning: the game contains National Geographic style nudity. And anthropomorphic lizard girls. It's not porny, though.
Update: The the first episode of the game just became available for free at http://www.ethreadreams.com/
This was mostly an exercise in lighting. Sometimes I get too protective of a piece that I've put a lot of time and planning into, and then the lighting style ends up being quite conservative.
I don't know how much is worth understanding about the piece as a whole, but I'll send you a video ;)
I don't know how much is worth understanding about the piece as a whole, but I'll send you a video ;)
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